AP-157

AP-157
The unique identifying number for this artefact. Item Code:	AP-157
The quality of the data. Data Quality:
The general type of artefact. Type:	Sealings
The site/location the artefact was found at. Site:	Arpachiyah
The basic colour of the artefact. Basic Colour:
The specific colour of the artefact. Specific Colour:
The general type of material the artefact is made of i.e. Stone or Bone. Base Material:	Clay
The specific material the artefact is made of i.e. Marble or Limestone. Specific Material:	Baked Clay
Phasing
The traditional archaeological phase the artefact is from. Period:	Halaf
The site or regional specific archaeological phase the artefact is from. Sub-Period:	T.T.6
The Aktanak phase the object is from Phase:	ArpMid
The earliest date BCE the object could be Earliest Date:	5600
The latest date BCE the object could be Latest Date:	5400
Comment on the phasing of the object Phasing Comment:	From the Burnt Structure
Measurements
Arbitary type with a similar size Scale:
Length being the longest edge Length:
Width being the shorter edgeWidth:
Height of the artefact, including suspension loop Full Height:
Weight Weight
Comment on the completeness of the measurements Measurement Comment:

Classifications

The type of object Body Type:	Sealing	The design group of the object Design Type:
The profile of the object defines the reverse and method of suspension Body Reverse:		The design sub group of the object Design Sub-Type:
Defines the shape of the face of the object Body Face:		The specific elements that form the seal design Design Elements:
The specific elements that form the seal body Body Elements:		If a sealing, the type (door, label, etc.) of sealing Sealing Type:
Nature of the Piercing Piercing Type:
Type Comments:

Artefact Location:	The Baghdad Museum
Artefact Excavator:	Max Edgar Lucien Mallowan
Artefact Excavator Type:	Sealing
Artefact Excavator Number:	A. 619F
Artefact Depot Number:	B15185
Artefact References:	Mallowan and Rose (1935) (PL. IX(b) (15 of 18)), Von Wickede (1991) (no. 39)

Page uses the form Artefact

ArtefactAdditionalMedia	Image:None +
ArtefactContext	Burnt Structure +
ArtefactDepotNumber	B15185 +
ArtefactDepth	T.T.6 +
ArtefactDrawing	+
ArtefactExcavator	Max Edgar Lucien Mallowan +
ArtefactExcavatorNumber	A. 619F +
ArtefactExcavatorType	Sealing +
ArtefactFace	+
ArtefactImpression	+
ArtefactLocation	The Baghdad Museum +
ArtefactOther	+
ArtefactPhase	ArpMid +
ArtefactReferences	Mallowan and Rose (1935) (PL. IX(b) (15 of 18)) + and Von Wickede (1991) (no. 39) +
ArtefactReverse	+
ArtefactSide	+
ArtefactType	Sealings +
BodyType	Sealing +
ItemCode	AP-157 +
MaterialBasic	Clay +
MaterialSpecific	Baked Clay +
Period	Halaf +
PhaseComment	From the Burnt Structure +
Site	Arpachiyah +
SiteArea	Arpachiyah TT +
SiteLot	None +
SiteLotGroup	None +
SubPeriod	T.T.6 +
Page has default form This property is a special property in this wiki.	Artefact +

Phasing

The unique identifying number for this artefact. Item Code:	AP-157
The quality of the data. Data Quality:
The general type of artefact. Type:	Sealings
The site/location the artefact was found at. Site:	Arpachiyah
The basic colour of the artefact. Basic Colour:
The specific colour of the artefact. Specific Colour:
The general type of material the artefact is made of i.e. Stone or Bone. Base Material:	Clay
The specific material the artefact is made of i.e. Marble or Limestone. Specific Material:	Baked Clay
The traditional archaeological phase the artefact is from. Period:	Halaf
The site or regional specific archaeological phase the artefact is from. Sub-Period:	T.T.6
The Aktanak phase the object is from Phase:	ArpMid
The earliest date BCE the object could be Earliest Date:	5600
The latest date BCE the object could be Latest Date:	5400
Comment on the phasing of the object Phasing Comment:	From the Burnt Structure
Measurements
Arbitary type with a similar size Scale:
Length being the longest edge Length:
Width being the shorter edge Width:
Height of the artefact, including suspension loop Full Height:
Weight Weight
Comment on the completeness of the measurements Measurement Comment: